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pro-choice noun abortion advocate, accepting abortion, approving abortion, endorsing abortion, in favor of abortion, pro-abortion, sanctioning abortion, supporting legalized abortion, supportive of abortionGenerally: self-determination Associated concepts: abortion on demand, legalized aborrion, spontaneous abortion, voluntary abortion How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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| Tim Ryan, the pro-life Democrat most associated with the bill, spent over a year trying to get prolife and pro-choice Democrats on board. Baker, OR -- Bishop Robert Vasa of this Oregon diocese wrote in his diocesan newspaper in February 2006 that Catholic pro-choice politicians are not merely not "good Catholics;" they are also heretics. Bryan Hehir, president of Boston Catholic Charities, compared his agency's compliance with Massachusetts law in the past to the dilemma Catholics face when voting for a politician who is pro-choice. |
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